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Subject: RE: Operational definitions versus anecdotal
From: "Vic Forte" <vic@forte.demon.co.uk>
Date: Mon, 25 Jun 2001 19:54:01 +0100

> "There is no such thing as fact."

Is this a fact?

If it is a fact, then its existence is proof that there is such a thing as a
fact.

If it is not a fact then it must be false, and therefore there is such a
thing as a fact.

Best Wishes
Vic Forte
vic@vichara.f9.co.uk
vic@forte.demon.co.uk

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